;Cal. 53-week
;Leap week calendar
;53-week calendar is a variation of the Gregorian calendar that is used (mainly) in government and business for fiscal years, as well as in timekeeping
;year ends on a day of the week (e.g., the last Friday in December).

;YOU NEED MovingOperation_N01, _N02
;For a syntax description see PTBSync Help!
;If you find an error please contact: dewaelheyns(a)gmail.com

LANGUAGE=UTF8
IMAGE=Holiday_days.gif
COMMENT=Updated May 2, 2007 \nUsed (mainly) in government & business for fiscal years, as well as in timekeeping

MOVE=Always

01.1.-1Dy-1Fr =last day of the year #0000 (53-week Calendar)       ;Note=last Friday of the year #0000
01.1.-1Dy*N01 =>53-week Calendar New Year #-0001 (53-week Calendar) ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0000
01.1.-1Dy*N02 =>53-week Calendar New Year #0000 (53-week Calendar)  ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0001
01.1.-1Dy*N01 =1st day of the year #-0001 (53-week Calendar)       ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0000
01.1.-1Dy*N02 =1st day of the year #0000 (53-week Calendar)        ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0001

31.12.-1Fr =last day of the year #0000 (53-week Calendar)       ;Note=last Friday of the year #0000
31.12.*N01 =>53-week Calendar New Year #-0001 (53-week Calendar) ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0000
31.12.*N02 =>53-week Calendar New Year #0000 (53-week Calendar)  ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0001
31.12.*N01 =1st day of the year #-0001 (53-week Calendar)       ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0000
31.12.*N02 =1st day of the year #0000 (53-week Calendar)        ;Note=day after the last Friday of the year #0001


;These entries were added by: dewaelheyns(a)gmail.com - http://users.telenet.be/wdew/
;The abbreviations {d} {m} {e} {y} ... are explained on http://users.telenet.be/wdew/Basis%20PTB/BasisEN.htm
;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/53-week_calendar